heartbeat84:
Wage of sins; is DEATH

Amudeneogu:
That is why it is good to do good all the time because you don't know how, when and when mr death will come knocking

Ademola47:

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Rayd502:
May his gentle soul rest in peace.

Lamasta:
R I P to him

Let another take his position

femi4:
Check your blood pressure from time to time

ProAnti:
Sad news!

Met him a few months ago and I can confidently say he was not the regular politician. He was pragmatic and understood business and what Nigeria required to move forward.

Senator Aluko left government 18 years ago and has been in the corporate world, working for Chevron - the global multinational oil and gas company - at a time. He later joined NIPCO group as an Executive Director helping the company wade through the very difficult business environment in Nigeria.

His children - Sone and Eniola - have made their mark in the world of football.

May his soul rest in peace!

tnerro1:
Hope he remembered to raise others

Ademola47:

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michlins:
Fix our country,una say no. If this country had emergency services, they may be able to revive the heart before they get to the hospital.

This is a warning to the living politicians

ForeThinker:


Wage of sins

Femmyfestus:
All die na die. No one knows when its own time. All in all(Impart life and do good. Life is a misery)

JaskanFactor:
maybe he took the jab, worldlier epidemic of blood clot related heart attacks and chest pain right now, even amongst children who have taken the jab.

Reports of athletes die during sport events, and folks die on planes or while jugging

Unclesamo:

it was a spiritual attack...call.

not normal.

Unclesamo:


A family. His death wasn't ordinary.

TheGift:


Oh please! Someone cannot die in peace again without folks drawing uninformed conclusions?

michlins:
Fix our country,una say no. If this country had emergency services, they may be able to revive the heart before they get to the hospital.

This is a warning to the living politicians

samwillyco1:
RIP to the Dead

So his millions of looted funds couldn't save him. it is a warning to all the living to fix our hospitals and help the needs and less previllage in the society, because one day our maker will question is about our deeds on Earth

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BABANGBALI:
who tolded you that his sole was gentle? Na so una go dey talk wetin una no know

Ademola47:

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dgiwaog:


Looted funds and he was working for multinationals like chevron and Nipco for years? He’s wasn’t that type of politician.

Rekyz:
May his soul find eternal rest.
When will the oza polithiefcians die sef?

authority2006:



Laughing at your ignorance. People drop dead all over the world every time, regular medical check up is very important especially for elderly people